The Best Disc Golf Bags on Amazon, According to Hyperenthusiastic Reviewers

Dozens of five-star reviewers use the word “great” to describe this disc golf bag, like one who calls it a “great buy.” They continue, “Comfortably fits six discs, with plenty of room to spare. I’d say it would fit nine tightly.” Many reviewers note that this bag only fits six discs, but that’s not a bad thing. As one reviewer explains, “I love disc golfing, but I’m no pro by any stretch of the imagination. So, 6 discs is perfect for me!” And even more advanced disc golf players like the smaller size, like one who says they “needed a sturdy, nine to eight disc bag to take with me whenever I am traveling by air.” “Durable” is another word that comes up in lots of reviews. One reviewer says they’re “going on over a year of abuse and throwing the bag around,” and writes, “It has maintained its integrity through it all, from snow and rain to aggressive heat. Still has no [tears] and has held up very well. Holds just the right amount of discs to do everything you need.” A few complain that it’s not the most sophisticated design, but this reviewer sees that as a positive, explaining, “Minimalistic, sure, but everything is well thought out from the grommet hole in the drink pouch to the velcro strap that holds the top flap out of the way for unencumbered access. They obviously put a lot of thought into the design and probably refined it with feedback from real players by the looks of it.”

The towel holder is the stand-out feature on this disc bag, according to reviewers. “First of all, the most underrated thing on this bag is the towel holder. I can’t express how nice it is to have a towel holder on the outside of your bag. Anytime you go discing when the grass is wet, whether it be from dew, rain, etc, you have to wipe your disc off before you can throw it again,” one player says. Another calls it an “amazing bag for a casual player,” explaining, “I carry 9 or 10 discs in it including my putter in the front pocket.” One more admits that the dividers were “a little challenging to set up properly,” but adds, “Once I sorted that detail out, this bag was perfect for my purposes.” And as this reviewer concludes, “It has a great, comfortable strap and is very stable when you set it down; it does not tip over. Oh yes, did I mention the sweet pouch for your putter on the outside? The dividers are removable and adjustable. All in all, everything I needed in a bag and the quality is great.”

“For a starter bag, it does its job perfectly,” writes one customer, adding, “If someone wants a bag to do more, then they need to buy a different bag (probably more expensive).” Another reviewer calls it a“great first bag for those getting started in disc golf.” They explain, it “holds up to 12 discs, which is plenty for me as I start my disc golf ‘career.’ One may outgrow this bag over time, but it will always be there to tote a set of discs for a recreational round or to take a few discs out to try them out or practice.” And as this “newbie disc golfer” concludes, “I didn’t want a huge bag to lug around. This is a great small bag that easily fits the 6 discs that I use on a regular basis, and has a spot for a water bottle, and a little zippered pouch for your phone/keys/etc. Stands on its own, which is great when I set it on the ground to make the next throw.”

The insulated drink holder on this disc golf tote was a big selling point for reviewers, and for one customer, the reason was simple: “The insulated drink holder kept my drink cold.” Another describes the insulated water bottle holder as “great,” adding, “And the little zipping pouch on the inside of the lid flap is perfect for cell phones and wallets. It has room for all the stuff you tend to bring disc golfing while also not being too big or bulky.” Many more also appreciate the size of this bag. “It isn’t huge but has a lot of space for discs and accessories,” writes one. “I’m carrying 11 discs and can comfortably fit a few more. I like to keep the bag open so I can easily choose discs. Overall, it’s a great bag, especially at the $20 price tag.” One customer even points out how comfortable it is, explaining, “This bag is so comfortable to carry that sometimes I even play with it still strapped to my shoulder. Buy it and go sling some discs around in comfort.”

Players enjoy the cooler attachment on this disc golf bag, including one who calls this the , “Perfect bag for long days of discing. Cooler works great and holds enough for a full 18 holes, no problem.” Another points out that the description “says it has enough for six 12-ounce cans,” but as he explains, “It has a little more room than that. I actually fit a delicious turkey sandwich (NY Deli style, not a standard wonder loaf bread sandwich, this is important) and a Red Bull on top of my six-pack of beer which kept the sandwich perfectly refrigerated until the moment of consumption. I no longer have to carry around a second little ‘cooler bag’ for my beer and snacks on the course.” Many even note that when the bag is packed, it’s still comfortable to wear, like one who says, “Stays balanced on your shoulder with or without a few canned beverages in the cooler. Also, cracked my last drink on the 18th and was still cold without adding ice to the bag.”

“After carrying a backpack with 10-15 discs, I always became fatigued. The six discs in my Kestrel is lighter than my empty backpack,” says one reviewer of this pouch-like disc golf bag. “Most of the disc bags I’ve seen were too big to lug around 18 holes, so I decided to try this one out,” another reviewer writes, continuing, “I originally carried four discs in it and the dual pouches allow the bag to keep its shape just fine even under filled. I am up to six discs now and still have room in the second pouch if needed.” One customer appreciates that “the padded shoulder strap is super comfy and this one has an added pocket on the back to hold more stuff.” Plus, as this reviewer concludes, “This is perfect for what nowadays is a ‘small’ number of discs. Most others seem to prefer those gigantic suitcase size things that carry like 25 or so. Why? Anyway, works great for me.”

Many reviewers describe this disc golf bag as “lightweight,” including one who writes, “I love having this NutSac to carry the frisbee discs I actually use (Putter, Mid-range, and 3 different driver types.) It’s lightweight and super easy to carry around.” Another received this bag as a gift from his wife: “It doesn’t exactly look cool,” he admits, “but let’s face it, who looks cool playing disc golf? (Just be honest with yourself). Anyway, I put six discs in the bag, as well as my keys and phone and it holds everything perfectly. It’s lightweight and nice to carry over the shoulder with an adjustable strap.” Many more experienced discers also explain this is the right size for more intense play. “I’ve always loved disc golfing with just a few discs, never liked the big 16 plus disc bags so this is perfect,” one reviwer says. “I can fit 5 discs easily in the main compartment and a putter in the front pouch for a total of 6 discs.” And as this reviewer sums it up, “When you see a player with a NutSac over their shoulder you know they are playing to win. I love my nutsac and I always get compliments on it. I keep all my favorite discs in it. I highly recommend next time you play, play with a nutsac in your hand.”